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BioShock Infinite Prequel Launching On Kindle As eBook Soon
Fans will be able to dive deeper into the world of BioShock Infinite, thanks to an ebook coming out in February for the Kindle.
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LG Chief Blames Google For Nexus 4 Shortage
Google severely underestimated demand for its Nexus 4 smartphone, the French chief of handset manufacturer LG has told a French news site.
Google's Eric Schmidt And Daughter Recount 'Very, Very Strange' North Korea Trip
Google Chairman Eric Schmidt and his 19-year-old daughter Sophie have posted a personal account of their recent trip to North Korea.
RIM Considering Licensing BlackBerry 10 Platform
BlackBerry maker RIM could begin licensing its yet-to-be released BlackBerry 10 operating system to rival smartphone companies.
Curtain Finally Lifted On The Hotly Anticipated Sony Xperia Tablet Z
Sony has officially announced its new waterproof ultra-thin tablet, the Xperia Tablet Z. Sony has unveiled its 10. 1-inch Android tablet, Xperia Tablet Z, which is due for release in Japan in the Spring.
SimCity 5 Beta Ready For Jan. 25
EA has revealed that it is releasing a beta version of SimCity 5 to a select few between Jan. 25 and Jan. 28.
Sergey Brin Caught Testing Google Glass On Subway
Google co-founder Sergey Brin has been photographed on the New York City subway wearing the Google Glass headgear.
Google Planning $1.6 Billion UK Headquarters
Google has struck a deal to build its new UK headquarters for $1.6 billion, to be completed by 2016.
Google's Larry Page Smack Talks Facebook And Apple
The chief executive of Google, Larry Page, has said that Facebook is "doing a really bad job", and he goes after Apple too.
All Skyrim DLC Will Finally Arrive On PS3 In February
Maker of the RPG, Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, has announced that all three expansion downloadable content packs will be available for the PS3 next month.
Faces, Books Not As Easy To Remember As Facebook, Says Study
A new study has revealed that posts on Facebook are easier for people to remember than literature and other people's faces.
Apple's Newsstand App Brings Early Editions of Hearst Magazines
Users of Apple's iPhone, iPad and iPod can now get early access to Hearst magazines, thanks to the Newsstand app.
Logitech Adds Cisco Jabber VoIP Capability To New Keyboard
The Logitech K725-C keyboard adds a VoIP Caller ID screen and controls using Cisco's Jabber service.
Amazon Optimizes MP3 Store for iPhone, iPod Devices
Amazon has created a special version of its browser-based MP3 music store for the iPhone and iPod. It may be duking it out with Apple over rights to the "app store" name, but Internet retail giant Amazon has, nevertheless, optimized its flagship MP3 store specifically for the Cupertino company's iPhone and iPod devices.
HTC One SV LTE Arrives On UK EE Network
The UK's only 4G network, EE, now has HTC's latest One SV smartphone on its 4G network. The UK's only 4G network, Easy Everywhere (EE), is now offering the HTC One SV LTE smartphone starting at £36 for a 24 month contract.
Apple, Amazon Told to Settle App Store Trademark Dispute
A U.S. judge has told Apple and Amazon to negotiate a deal on their "app store" trademark dispute before it hits trial.
Google Denies Its Street View Car Killed A Donkey
Google has had to deny rumors that one of its Street View cars killed a donkey in Botswana after pictures of the dormant animal appeared on Twitter.
Lomography Smartphone Scanner Converts 35mm Film Into Digital Images
Lomography has introduced a new smartphone gadget which can turn your film negatives into digital photos.
New OkCupid App Sets People On Blind Dates
Dating site OkCupid has launched a new app which sets users up on blind dates in an instant. OkCupid has launched a new app which hooks people up on instant blind dates.
LG Preparing To Launch A Windows Phone 8 Handset In 2013
LG will become the latest manufacturer to release a Windows Phone 8 smartphone, according to reports.
RIM Gets Visa Approval For NFC-Payments With Its Smartphones
BlackBerry-maker RIM has said that credit card company Visa has approved its Secure Element Manager for NFC which allows for mobile payments.
Leap Motion Tiny Gesture Controller Becomes A Best Buy Exclusive
Motion-control software and hardware company Leap Motion has announced that its new gesture controller will be sold exclusively in all U.S. Best Buy stores and online at BestBuy.com this Spring.
Facebook Causes Loss Of Self Control?
Social networks, such as Facebook, can lead to a decline in users' self-control causing them to spend more on their credit cards.
Facebook Losing Its Edge In The UK As 600K Users Leave In December
Is Facebook reaching its limits? Reports suggest that Facebook lost 600,000 users in the UK in December alone.
NRA Releases Practice Range Shooting App For Kids Aged Four And Up
A month after a U.S. school shooting sparked a fierce gun debate across the country - the National Rifle Association (NRA) has launched a shooting game for kids as young as four.
Social Games Company Kabam has acquired Vancouver's Exploding Barrel Games
Kabam is continuing its expansion with the acquisition of Canadian mobile games company Exploding Barrel Games.
Lenovo Plans Android Convertible Tablet for IdeaPad Yoga Range
Lenovo is said to be planning to roll out Intel-or ARM-based Android notebook/tablets for the first half of 2013.
